Recently moved to a Touring bike (Road Glide Custom). On my Dyna I researched options for tuning, and discounted the PCV as a lot of Dyna riders mentioned "moisture" issues with the connectors ... I live in Oregon = wet. Have PCV Touring bikes had issues with moisture and PCV?

 

I have had no moisture issues at all. I use dielectric grease on every connector that I take off though...

 

I have a PCV from FuelMoto along with their air cleaner and a set of V&H true duals on my 2011 Limited. We rode home Sunday before last in that frog strangler of a rainstorm all the way to Albany from Roseburg. No issues here.I had a PCIII on my 07 for 4 yrs. no trouble either.
Everything tucks up under the seat nicely, it stays pretty dry there too.

Mark

 

PCV on my Ultra and I've ridden in the rain so much this year that my bike could be classified as a water cooled Harley. Not one problem.

 

+1 on the dielectric grease no issues noted from me other than cant keep the grin off my face!

 

vancouver bc, lots of rain riding, no probs.

 

I live in Oregon and have had a PCV on 3 of my bikes. No problems so far, you can always just dab on a bit of dielectic grease for good measure. You can find it at any automotive store and no harder to apply than squeezing a tube of toothpaste.

 

Seattle here, absolutely no issues with rain

 

I've had no problems with either a PCIII or the PCV in four years of use in S. LA, which of course have the same connector. I didn't put dielectric grease on the PCIII connector but did on the PCV. There have been a few reports of water getting inside connectors but I think it is a very small minority, and if you use dielectric grease I can't imagine there being much of a chance of moisture problems.